I was shaped.

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1. UNSW. I came to UNSW in 2013 for a master’s in Mechanical Engineering.
2. NICTA. Machine learning? Is this something about machines learning? Is it related to mechanical engineering?
3. Dependable. The referral was not primarily credentials. It was experienced trust.
4. Breville. Where Jason learned what it means for a thing to exist — concept to detail design to manufacturing.
5. Vacuum Pump. Then they gave me a real project.
6. Food Preparation. blenders, juicers, and the unglamorous work of making physical products exist.
7. Coffee. Part and assembly design across coffee and kitchen products — CAD, test plans, compliance, suppliers.
8. The Puck Sucker™. Quieter, cleaner, effortless espresso puck removal at home — a shipping accessory from Breville’s coffee world.
9. BES985. BES985
10. Career uncertainty. During COVID, Jason questioned his longer-term direction, explored other opportunities, and entered a practical full-stack training program while keeping his Breville employment.
11. P3. I ended up running the team.
12. P3. I ended up running the team.
13. Ekpyrotic Universe. The group needed an identity. Meaning came first. Pronounceability came later — as a problem.
14. Nebula Living. Before AI features, there was quoting logic, spreadsheets, and a factory habit applied to a curtain business.
15. Quoting. Before AI features, there was quoting logic, spreadsheets, and a factory habit applied to a curtain business.
16. Workflow. A real customer, real workflows, real adoption problems.
17. Digitalization. Backend, quoting logic, and the work of making a business legible.
18. AI. Narrow business questions. Not a foundation model.
19. Unfinished ideas. This is current thinking. It was not the thesis he started with.
20. Future Lab. Thought experiments on human value in the AI era
21. Vdar.ai. Your CV Radar — scan · match · land
22. AskJason.ai. The page can only go so far. This is the door.